1800 Watch as Stunt Man Falls to Death
Francisco Heinzmann known as Franz Heinzmann died during an 80 foot pole act at a Shrine sponsored Gru Circus in Pueblo Colorado. The pole snapped sending him to the arena floor as 1800 spectators watched in shock. Attendants carried his body away and the show continued after a brief intermission. His family waited outside the arena as arrangements were made to return him to Rochester New York.
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Fire danger in droughted forests prompts warning
Rain-starved Colorado and Wyoming forests face high fire danger says a veteran forest ranger and a U S Weather Bureau spokesman. No substantial rain since June 3 worsens conditions as floods battle the Pacific Northwest while midwest lakes see small craft warnings and storms. The Kentucky flash flood claims a child in Rush. West Morehead residents relocate to public buildings as waters rise and Red Cross aids. A tornado devastates a seven room home in Martin County.
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Slim) Davis
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FBI Move for 300 More Agents to Track Reds
Washington June 20 AP J Edgar Hoover pressed for 300 additional FBI agents to chase Communist spies. The House approved the request in a single package appropriations bill, with a Senate subcommittee favoring it. Hoover warned of 54 000 known Communists and 500 000 Red sympathizers, saying spies target atomic research jet propulsion radar and military assets. He urged a larger force to safeguard internal security.
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Weather Summary From Long Beach Lifeguards
Sun rises at 5 42 a m and sets at 8 07 p m with moonrise at 11 26 a m and moonset at 12 01 a m Water temperature is 62 degrees and surf condition is calm This Monday report provides coastal weather statistics including sea state and daylight times for lifeguard operations.
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Delay Action on Sander Appeal in New Hampshire
Concord New Hampshire three weeks after his murder charge adjournment and license revocation, Dr. Hermann N Sander’s bid to restore his medical license will await action for at least another week as a board member’s absence delays a full five member panel. The state medical board says reinstatement requires all members present, with two months elapsed since revocation.
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N.H
New Hampshire Board of Registration In Medicine
Hermann N. Sander
Candia
Mourder
Abbie Borrote
Illicense
John B.wheeler
Argentina
Shriners to Attend Noble's Funeral in Los Angeles
Shriners from the national convention will attend the funeral of Leroy F. Brainard 78 retired chief cattle buyer for Swift & Co. He died yesterday of heart disease at his Los Angeles home with his wife Marion at his side. Brainard was a member of Ararat Shrine Temple Kansas City.
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UY Shriners
Leroy F. Brainard
Swift & Co
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Ararat Shrine Temple
Kansas City
Marion
Schuman Sees Coal Pool as Curb on War
French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman unveiled a European coal and steel pool plan at Paris to merge national industries and cede sovereignty to an international authority. Joined by France, West Germany, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg, the scheme aims to end centuries of conflict and foster lasting peace and prosperity. Britain’s stance remains nonmember but informed.
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Hurley Gets Bid to Air Charge of Red Leak Hush
Former U S ambassador to China Patrick J Hurley faces a Senate inquiry bid to elaborate his charge the State Department shielded officials who sold or gave top secret documents to pro Communists The Amerasia theft case is under investigation and Hurley may be called to testify
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Iowa
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Peart
Reds Provoke Border Incidents, Say Stays
Belgrade Yugoslavia June press charges by two army spokesmen claim neighboring Soviet satellite states mounted 802 border provocations in two years in a campaign against Yugoslavia. Col Milosh Pajkovic and Col Rade Basic told Borba the article appeared near the Cominform purge anniversary.
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Yugoslavia
Milosh Pajkovic
Cal. Rade Basic
Borba
Cominform
Kremlin
Ohio police chief fired amid mayor's wife visits
Fay Dalrymple, longtime Ohio chief of Meveland Heights, was dismissed by the village council for conduct described as consorting with the mayor’s wife and using a police car for personal visits. The case, heard by about 200 residents, found he made several weekly trips to the mayor’s home, claiming official business or errands. The Ley family, including three children, faced a public spat tied to a divorce filing.
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Thpy
Highland Heights
Ohio
Fay Dalrymple
Mae
Ley
Dalrymple
A.P
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Fay Faye
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Bud) Rays
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Lay
Leys
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Telephone Company Union Sign Pact in Southern California
Ten thousand Pacific Telephone and Telegraph workers and the Organization of Women Telephone Workers of Southern California began work under a new contract. The pact runs through August 15 1951 and includes reclassification of several exchanges into higher wage groups, free payroll deduction of union dues, and faster progression to maximum pay.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co
Southern California
P. T. and
U. C. Plans Dormitories on Four Campuses
University of California will build residence halls at its Davis Santa Barbara Berkeley and Los Angeles campuses costing 7.15 million dollars. Davis will have a hall for 4000 students and Santa Barbara will add capacity for 800 students. Plans for Berkeley and Los Angeles halls are outlined. President Sproul announced the underway construction.
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Los Angeles
University of California
Robert Gordon Sproul
Davis
Santa Barbara
Berkeley
Happy Ending Reported in Lucrative Pants Case
Detroit news recounts Milton Pierce recovering a rolled 361 dollars and a 90.05 endorsed check after Harold Hain’s pants yielded the missing funds when Hoffman bought slacks at a Royal Oak department store. Pierce had reported the loss on June 3 and praised the unexpected return and police involvement.
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Milton Pierce
Harold Hain
Hoffman
Royal Oak
Royal Oak Police
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Woman Needs Pint of Blood Per Week For Life
Linden New Jersey June 20 Mrs Minnie Ciriani 38 must have a pint of blood weekly for life due to a rare kidney disease. After Johns Hopkins doctors advised this, her husband Anthony has supplied blood but must wait three months between donations. Blood from Elizabeth General Hospital has been borrowed and repaid as donors are sought. The Ciriani family includes two children Peter eight and Eileen four.
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N. J
Minnie Ciriani
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Anthony
Elizabeth General Hospital
Chlanis
Peter
Eileen
Determined Robins Finally Get Home
In Buffalo on June 20 UP! two determined robins kept rebuilding their nest after Nagel tore it down. Five eggs hatched from the third nest as the birds stubbornly remained near their home despite workers nearby.
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Buffalo
Nagel
Man Totes Death in His Hip Pocket
CHICAGO June 20 Har old Carlin 47 carried a hip pocket full of blasting caps for three hours while working with a subway construction crew He brushed walls and later turned over the finds The objects could have blown off a man's arm and caused death if all had detonated according to Sgt Drew Brown of the police bomb squad
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Chicago
Harold Carlin
Drew Brown
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Hot Rod Stripped Down Too Much
In Kansas City Kansas on June 20 a hot rod carrying two young brothers crashed after the driver Wayne Ward Jr aged 15 allegedly stripped the car to its bare essentials. Police said the vehicle turned a corner and the passengers were injured.
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Kan
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Wayne Ward Jr
New Driving Course Adds Vehicle Care Instructions
In Olean New York on June 20 04 the board of education approved adding motor vehicle care to the high school driving course. George L Purdy stated that oil water and battery checks are now required as part of the curriculum amid repair work on a vehicle used in the courses.
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N. T
Board of ‘Education
George L. Purdy
Rookie Policeman James Woolridge Locked Up in Detroit Incident
In Detroit on June 2, rookie policeman James Woolridge reportedly entered a drugstore to use a telephone. the proprietor locked the store and departed. Woolridge later went to headquarters and was viewed by veteran officers amid the commotion surrounding the event.
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Detroit
James Woolrage
Ugly-looking Fellow Big Disappointment
Dayton police reported a bizarre incident on June 20 in which an ugly-looking man with a gun approached a porch. A 14-year-old boy, disguised with a fake moustache teeth and nose, held a small pistol as the scene unfolded.
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Ohio
West Side
Red Reporter Ouster Delayed
LAKE SUCCESS June 30 Consultations between the United Nations and the U S State Department staved off action against Nicolas Kyriazidis 30 a Communist reporter for the London Daily Worker and the Cyprus Newspaper Democrat Wilder Foote U N press officer said the United States threatened to renew deportation proceedings if the U N renews his accreditation The U S held it was willing to allow another correspondent for the Revele to come here in Kyriazidis place Foote said the U N asked the State Department to provide evidence to support the charges During the consultation period his accreditation to the U N is being continued indefinitely
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Revere
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Foote
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State Department
U. N. Ie
Chiang Conference With Johnson Denied
Tokyo dispatches report that top American military authorities deny Chiang Kai-shek is in Japan or Okinawa. Rumors linked Chiang's retreat from the Chinese mainland to meetings with U S Defense Secretary Johnson on defense of Formosa, which the Chinese Communists say faces invasion this year.
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